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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1908

Page

2

Wrap coat pattern offered for home dressmakers

This notice explains a simple wrap coat suitable for home sewists using heavy cotton or lightweight wool. It notes no lining for duck or pique fabrics, describes faced edges and bound seams, and suggests a talus canvas facing for collars and fronts. Readers may obtain the coat pattern by sending 16 cents and their address.

Tal Jors Mall

Prohibition Amendment Passed House West Virginia Text

The document presents the Prohibition amendment proposed to West Virginia’s constitution. It notes the two houses' assent and sets the amendment to forbid manufacture sale and keeping for sale of intoxicating liquors after July 1 1909 with exceptions for medical sacramental and industrial uses and required enforcement by the legislature.

Charleston Legislatuire West Virginia

Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. Max Wolf at Mt Clare

Mrs. Max Wolf 30 died at home in Center Branch after pneumonia. Funeral Friday with burial in Wolf Cemetery. Survived by husband Max Wolf two sons Al and Clyde, father Ciam Norman Center Branch, brothers William Norman Cecil Norman Lee Norton and sister Mrs. Phronis Lowther.

Reaijlo Gott Maxis le Wwfolf Mt. Clare Pxdimonia Mervicon Clyde Wolf Ciam Norman Center Brinchwid Willoms Norman Stewitt & Company Cecil Norman Merchants & Producers Bank Salem Lee Norton Hutchinson Fuel Company Byr‘oh Phronis Lowther Center Mrs. Wolf

Kyighta of Columbus Names Committee for Resolution

The Kyighta of Columbus appoints a focal committee led by Thomas M. Donahue to draft a resolution on the welfare of the order and its Insurance and associate department. It will confer with a national committee including Judge Victor L. Dowling and Lawrence Murray.

Endeavor Prayer Meeting Opens Church Year

The Baptist church announces the first prayer meeting of the Christian Endeavor year led by A. D. Zinn. It invites visitors to join, study the topic, and participate to make the new year the best in Endeavor history.

Endeavor of the Baptist Church Endeavor A. D. Zinn Christian Endeavor

Foreigner Fined For Public Spree Before Mayor Crile

Frank Dusik appeared in police court facing a public spree charge before Mayor Crile. He was found guilty and fined 32 with costs. Lacking funds, he paid 2.10 and promised to cover the rest to gain release.

Frank Dusik Crile Frank

Payne Bates Exchange Record

Mrs Jon King of Woodland Texas reports kidney and bladder relief after a 30 day Finewlea treatment. She praises the cure and urges others to try the product, claiming a bottle's value is priceless and stating it was money well spent.

Druggista Meadfield Rebulator CO Atlanta Jon King Woodland Tex Iast

Masquerade Suits For Saturday Ball Sale

The Pike News agency for masquerade suits from the F Sawir's China Company will supply outfits for the Saturday Evening Social Club masquerade ball at Hotman Hall on February 15. Place orders for suits not later than Tuesday.

Pike News F. Sawir China Compan Hottman Hall

Auction sale notice at courthouse front door

Auctioneer Squire Gordon will sell at the courthouse front door on Saturday afternoon February 8 1908 at 1 pm a fine lot of household and kitchen furniture all in good condition to the highest bidder.

Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup Promoted for Coughs

A notice promotes Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup as a safe remedy for coughs and colds. It claims to ease croup and whooping cough, expel poison naturally, and clear phlegm. Sold by H. P. Burke, druggist.

H. P. Burke

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Advertised

A vintage advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as a gentle prompt relief for coughs. It claims to soothe throat and lung irritation and notes availability at all druggists.

Kennedy

Sweet Melody Cemetery Promises Perpetual Care

Greenlawn cemetery near the city offers perpetual care for all lots. For information call 3270 W Main Street, the cemetery, or Home phone. Also an ad for Dr Shoop Charrh Remedy claims free trial and easy cure. Bold by all dealers.

Greenlawn Main ‘Street

Fragmentary note hints at a person heading to Fourth Street

A jagged text fragment asks where Jost is going and mentions Fourth Street and a person named Smithy. The readable part expresses fatigue with turkey, beet, and chistes.

Fourth Street

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